E-prescriptions, checked the moment they're written.

Search a medicine by brand name or active substance; the catalog shows dosage form and strength. Each line records dose, route and schedule separately, and the diagnosis goes on the prescription.

• Save frequent prescriptions as templates and load them in one click
• A template stays personal or is shared with the whole clinic
• No handwriting — no unreadable prescriptions at the pharmacy

Before a prescription is issued, every drug is checked against the patient's allergies — by drug class as well as by name: a penicillin allergy also warns on amoxicillin. Substances contraindicated in pregnancy and breastfeeding are flagged separately.

• Interactions between drug pairs show severity and an explanation
• The doctor acknowledges each warning individually — no acknowledgement, no prescription
• A prescription issued despite a warning is recorded in the audit log

If the patient was prescribed something at another clinic in the last 90 days, the interaction check sees those medicines and names the prescribing clinic. This doesn't depend on history-sharing consent: allergies, pregnancy and drug interactions are safety facts, always open to a treating clinic. The reason for that visit and the rest of the record stay hidden.

An issued prescription gets a number (Rp №) and can no longer be edited — enforced by both the application and the database. A print-ready PDF is generated at once: the doctor's name, licence number and specialty; the patient's name, age and FIN; date, diagnosis, medicines, dose, route, schedule, notes, a signature line and the clinic's name.

Patients see issued prescriptions from every clinic in one place — Anamnez Portal — and download the PDF. If they choose, they set up medication reminders and mark each dose as taken or skipped. The prescribing clinic sees those marks for its own prescriptions in the patient's chart, so adherence is no longer a guess.